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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29
NOTICE.

IT s. LAND OFFICE, LOS ANGELES
". Cal, July %, 1887. Complaint hay-
ing been entered at this office by Charles NJ.
Wells against Frank Hiudinger for abandon
ing his homestead entry No. 3O47, dated
December 16, 1886, upon the NEM section
IA, Township z N, Range IL w, in
Los Angeles county, California, with
view TO the cancellation OF said entry, the
said parties are hereby summoned to appea
1883, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment. J. d. BETHUNE, Register.
T. IT. POLK. Receiver.
r. JoRDAH, Plaintiffs Attorner, d29 AVID
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Al lots adjacent TO BOYLE HEIGHTS, In
the BROOKLYN tract, MORA tract,
TERRACE tract and HUMPHREYS
ADDITION 10 BOYLE HEIGHTS.
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THE CARLETON OPERA CO.,
Larger, Finer than Ever.
MR.. W. T. CAKLEfON aud
GO--ASSOCIATE ARTISTS--G0
Including Misses Lily Pot, Fanny Rice,
Rose Beaudet, Clara Wisdom, Marguaritte
Baxter, Emily Seymour. The Messrs 9. II.
Drew, Jay C. Taylor. J. X. Murray, Robt.
Brodel lex, II. Elyrandt, Chas. Fais. and the
eXceptionly efficient chorus, augmented
orchestra, superb costumes scenery, mount
ings, etc, iii the following unparalleled
repertoire:
Monday (Matinee) NANON.
Monday fEveuingCTHE MERRY WAX.
Tuesday-ERMlNlE.
ednesday-NANON.
Tnursday-D0ROTHT.
Friday-THE MIkADO.
Saturday (Maineel-DOROTRY
Saturday (Evening)-THE MEARY WAR.
Sale of eeats begins Friday, December 30th.
SCALE OF PRICES-$1 SO, 81. 75c and soc
dec2S
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HER ATONENENT!
Every scene New and brought
Hero Expressly for this
Production.

s6-PEoPLE ON THE srAGE-s6
Saturday nj ight-BLACkMAIL.
Sunday New Year'sl Night, Special Per-
formanee--1HE MAIN LINE.
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ncw . Large. asarssa saa WsaNhy Wsaan
ApprSctasoA the Return q Her 0oooy.
From tho New York Tribune.
~ think I've found the most generous
woman In New York." ssii . Maiden Lane
diamond merchant 70 = TREND IN the Astor
house rotuuda yesterday.
"Procsed with your story" replied the
o'her, resting his elbow ON the polished bar.
"Ted, my little Office 10y" the merchant
continued, .'fouud lady's pockstbcok the
other day. II contained about tluO In Cash
ana several valuable rapcrs-valuablo 70 the
owner, I mean. He picksd u up near the
door of my store but - no one saw him do
out any one being aware OF the fact. II must
have beeu quito . temptation ~ the little
chap for he only earns g 80 wesk and his
folks arc very poor. But he brought
II right In 70 me like . little man.
watched the papers but II wss not
advertised. Several days passed aud
had begun TO think Of giving the hook
friend that wealthy lady customer Of mine
who lives in Finh avenue, had sufiered .
loss Of this Kind. l sent Ted up with the
purse Sure enough, II WAS hers When he
bad explained how he found II abe became
demonetrativo over the honest way he had
| II did her good to know that there really was
| one honest boy In New York. You'll not
| 60 unrewarded ether she sdded. just
como with ma He went with her into an
ID djoining room and then what do you sup
poee ste gave him a. . reward ~
"Oh, &l0, perhaps" returned the friend.
The diamond man smiled. The reward
Of huck leberry pie-simply that and nothing
/ more"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-12
OpPOO D ID 10 - 0l8 II r.,
The Brotherhood Of the Union NJ keadil
Would Tax Them Ten Years

The Brotherhood Of the Union NJ Reading
Would Tax Them Ten Years
The secret order known as the Brotherhood
of the Union, which has = member-hip of
over six thousand in Penn syivanis, has been
holding Its state con nvention in Reading with n
the past few days. The convention adjourned
Thursdsy afternoon, after sele lec,iDg Ashland -
the next place OF meeting. The convention
made strong deliverance on the evils OF im.
migration. The Union offers the following
~ . remedy First, to plaoe heavy per cap.
its tax on oil emigrants for the space Of ten
yearn the money to be used for school pur-
poses second, to make law sentencing to
long terms of imprisonment any person
found guilty OF bringing lsborers under con-
tract to work in this country; third, making
1t lawful for any person having paid passage
In work for another by contract, to ut any
time sue and receive, with interest, any and
all moneys thus worked out.
The new officers Of the Union are Grand
chief Washington, Theodore A Kendall,
Reading; grand chief Jefferson, william
Bennett Philadelphia; grand chief franklin,
A. p. Carr, Philsdeiphis; grand herald, u. b
Shert zer, Lancaster; grand watch Of the day
julius Blebahan, Brisbin; grand watch o.
night, Samuel Pennington, Chester.
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Court House Notes.

The summer vacation for lawyers ends
with today. 10 morrow will be the first day
OF court 1t 10 opinion day, and the opinions
OF cases argued at the June term will 10 de-
iivered by Judges Livingston and Patterson.
There will also be . large amount OF current
business to be transacted.
In the afternoon Sheriff Tomlinson will
sell . number OF properties.
On Monday the August quarter session,
will be opened. This IL always the largest
term OF the year, and with the cases thus fal
returned the district attorney will have Z
busy week.
The sherifi's jury this afternoon con.
demned nine properties in city and county
which will 20 sold In September.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-12

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE DroVsrI Journal re.
ports Cattle-Receipts, II 90 head: shipments.
1000 markst steady; shipping steer, 80 70
is 90; COWS, bulls ard mixed. q sO0s 80: wy.
oming Texans. ~ wyoming natives. eS IS
Hogs-keceipts. l3dO head shipmsnts, 3t0)
head market steadier rough and mixed, " 80
05 10 PACKING and shipping, . 0006 IS light
q 1895 IL skips, GO04 %.
,aosp-Receipts, b,O0O head: shipments,
1000; market steady natives, Q! 7a<D4 Is: West.
ern. 8 OO03 50; Texans, q COOS Us; lambs, q %
1473.
sAsP LIBsRlY.--Csttle--- Receipts. 80
sniOments, SIS market slow at yesterday 3
Hogs-Rsceipts, go head shipments l.sOO
bead MARKET SLOW PhiladelphiAs. . eos IS
Yorkers, 0 00oo; grssseIs and light q 0oo ~;
hogs shipped To NeW York, 7 cars.
sheep -ksosipts. 1900 head shipments, BOO
market hrm on Ro'd very euii on common,
and medium at yesterdays prices.
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a Taste Of High Life.
From the Detroit Tribune.

from Inc DetrOlt lrlDun0.
Last season my maid OF sli work asked
early In the spring II she might have the
month Of July. ! said yes, not realizing the
trouble there was In getting help" said .
prominent Detroit lady. "As l could not
find . servant I decided 70 close the house
and 60 for the month TO one ofthe fashionable
beaches near home While watching tho
bathers the morning after l arrived no
ticed one, pretty looking girl picturesqueiy
dressed, who struck me familiarity. As she
came near me recognized her - my maid
Juiia. Notwithstanding she hsd changed her
hair from dark brown 70 Pale gold, and
spoke 70 her. To my surprise she entirely
ignored me, never showing by even the
raising OF an eyebrow that she recognized
mo or the children. On returning 70 the
hotel found that she was regtstered under
the name OF . friend Of mine, Q well-known
society young lady, whose name she kept
during her stop there. Why didn't ! expose
her What would have been the use She
wore better clothes than did. was bright
and pretty, and had gathered around her the
cream OF the society there. The prohabilit ]
" that II had said anything no one would
have believed ma"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-12
A Handy Pockss Atlas.

Ivison, Brakeman, Taylor & Co, through
their representative in this city, William
Riddle, has sent US handy volume entitled
"a Pocket Atlas OF the World" In 1t are
maps Of every country on the globe, the pop.
ulstion OF every city In the United States
having over 10, 600 Inhabitants, the population
OF the principal cities of the world, the com.
mercisl centres and their exports, the area o.
inland seas and lakes, q briet description OF
sill the countries and q general index, by
which,sny desired information may be four d
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-12
Coutes,ipg for . Prize.

Nineteen contestants for the special prize
offered by George W. Childs for the test
essay on this county, were st the high school
this morning. OF that number one was Of the
male graduating class Of this year, three were
members Of the girls graduating class and
the remainder were pupils Of the boys and
girls high schools. Twelve are young men
and seven young ladies. Mr.. Gable will he
ut the high school again tomorrow when
additional contestants are expected to enter
the list
The committee appointed for that purpose
will meet on Thursday next and award the
rize for the best essay. The prize offered is
500 divided ~ follows: $50 for best essay
$50 to second, and SO to third.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-12
The Emancipation Csis sbrs,ion.

The programme ~ outlined In Thursdays .
lNTELLIGENCER for the Emanci patton csle-
brAtiOn st Tells Hahn were carried out. ED
wWd Mellen read the Declaration OF Inde.
pendence and abstracts Of the Emancipation
proclamation, Major simpson, OF Harrisburg,
and Rev. A. b. Wilson, OF Baltimore, de-
livered addresses and, the latter delivered
the Grafton OF the day. In him Abraham
Lincoln had an able eulogist The lAbors Of
Stevens In behalf OF the colored people were
also referred TO.
Beer ives sold ON the grou nds during the
afternoon and this led to = great deal OF
trouble. A large number OF those in attend.
snce became intoxicated, and between
four aud five o'clock fighting began.
Men and women took part In the row and
several had their heads very badly punched.
Some hsd the clothing almost torn from their
bodies. The fighting continued for some
time yet no suits resulted.
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summer Leisure.

Rev. Sylvanus Stall, Of this city; W. l..
Seabook, esq, OF Westminster, Md, and Mr..
Guyon II. Buehler, OF Gettysburg, are on
bicycle tour to S.sunton, Va, and return.
Mrs Catbarine McGovern, Mrs. Lizzie
Keller, Misses Josephine and Annie Nc.
Govern and Richard p. McGovern left to-day
tor Atlantic City.
W. o. Marshall, treasurer OF the school
board, sccompanied by his wife, left todsy
for Atlantic City. They will remain there
week.
VIM. Patton, of Columbia, Is at the Shell
don house, Ocean Grove, N. j.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-12

Specially Company To-morrou Moht-To
morrow evening the Valid 4 Cartelette Specially
company will appear In the Grand opera house
Among the people who viii appear are the fol
lowing Allie wald. Harry Boettner. =. z. Car
telette, Stella Raymond, W. Z. Adams. Boett
ner 4 Conners, and others. The act entitled
"The Vanishing Lady" which has astonished ~
many people, will be given. The management
promises 4 good show.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-12

NIw YoRK, Aug. IL l:SO p. m.-Aoney closed
at ~ per cent. Exchange steady. o. SIX
o. IS Governments steady. Currency So; q AK
bid :%'s Coup. q 5ss bid; <I<'s do. q 10 bid.
The stock market this morning opened quiet
at about last nights prices, but after the nrst
few sales there was quite . steady buying OF
leading stocks, which caused prices to advance
steadily up to midday. At the hour an adva ace
ranging IRON u to ~ per cent, The stock maj.
ket since has been very dull.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-12

Coroner Houomsn to day fled in the COM
missioners' office the verdict OF the jury en-
psnnelled to inquire into the cause of the
death Of Thomas Griffith, killed at Bird.in.
Hand on Thursday. The jurors we're F. G..
Shirk, Joseph Stysr, J. II. Brubaker, p. +.
Mears, John Muckle and John Sigle, and the
coroner's ply sician Dr.. A. N. Miller. The
verdict was that he came to his death by
being accidentally struck by engine No $50,
while crossing the track of the Pennsy lvania
railroad ut Bird.in. Hand, when on his way
to work,
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Thurvslay's ssrv icea.

SrovERpALE, Aug. l2.--Thursdsy, young
psople's day, always IL ono Of the big days
OF this encampment. Sunday schools oil
over this section Of country send In delega.
tons and the result Is . large attendance Of
young folks The O'Clock meeting yester-
day morning was led by Rev. J. +. Smith,
OF 1ronvils, and tie O'Clock service by
+. Ludwick, OF Mouutville. Al 10 . IN. Rev.
q. w. NJ R,gor, Of East Vineland, N. j.,
preached sermon to the children at Ills
p. m. Rev. Philips, OF Harrisburg spoke, and
at p IN. Rev. ID. Long, of Mount Joy, and
Rev. J. A. Funk, OF Covenant U. b. church,
Lancaster, ably discussed "Ths Bible Proofs
OF Temperance - at p. m. ChaA Pilgrim,
the boy evangelist, OF Philadelphia, spoke
in . meeting of great demonstration at 80
Rev. Meredith, Of Annville, presched. This
camp is one of the BEST managed camps in
the u. b. church.
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~ ADOyg PAR
onpanApnee q lHruzlrsnnom.

1PorYoouonGDnooo q 1Hfullsnncm.
uuneA. Aue l3-C q EauRman, a.
~ - oWnos, ~ sola % shares Of
foumhon leoa eoopany's slcck 70 NJ.
Z YoUum, ~ oll2so pse sharA THIS
ony ~ organised n August 1858, By
10 q xeu90oo, VITO wos elocaed the
- 0anage e ~ mill Wieh the excsri
- : sAoeS tiaA ~ nill be- bssn run.
E>>0 ooGnaily ovoe 1noo q went into
1111a, tnx1i1G cut Ne bsse quality
\ - - ooeplo0o g the mill was caueed
~ oo0anA - ~ part q ~ mso for sn
& ouonBo q WaGA, whieh ~ sesa smtcaoly
nnoa Un0oe ~ management Of Nj.
oaan ~ NH - bssa vssy prospsrous
go = . imSesoans o6dieaoo 70 ne indussriA
Rpslo1A e ~ tDW9 1Ae seock be- never
n n - - nnskst nd ne ~ that thirty
y; - - boeo parchaoed q ~ 50 sDove
q (1ano lnlfy peovss thas The mill 10 In IN
61nne nnaoe1al coaditioa.
-. U1ess1 ~ BspaasA
Il - Henry Clay furnace owned BY Messrs
~ = Ofubo q 0oo, VAS Was blown out Last
- Tho furnonce hes besn working badly
- ap0e time past end will b given . gen
- oysshsullng. The furnace will be IDLE
! - esDe ti0A
a ossaussse go nvassnan lsjsrsd.
David Danisa, Conductor On shifting engine
Ne ~. Of ths Psensy0snis railroad, had
~ thamb end middle nDgsss of his rish,
( 1nn1 maahed while coupling oa,s yesterday
al1sSnooa. Ths injury doss mot prevent the
onaA frum woekinG.
Wm. Barth, Q brakeman On tsain drawr
~ sngins SO, was coupling oars after th'
wreck as Parkssburg end had the thumb o
~ night hand sovsrsly mashed. The in
Jury win prsvsnt working for some time.
Tho pay or ol the Pennsylvania railroat
oRxivod In town this afternoon, when tn,
e0ployos osreCeived their wages for the montl
q July.
sS Tho OosFose 4lgureA
In the council proooodings Il was state,
tAat the Columbia klscsric Light compan,
o0egod 70 roaew their contrast for lishtipI
~ sesces q 800 psf lamp OF for torn o
yearS q o06 Per lamp The company Of
iesso 70 reneW their contract at COS 33,s %
lamp pee year, OF . term Of ysars as tn
~ q eeo per lamp Per year.
u Tho Shawnee Fire company will hold
Z paenle IN Heiee's woods On Saturday, Angus
nh.
TIE .0nnd Army viii 70 to Psnnryn o,
oaeur6ay, August 10th.
TAo NJ Zion A. n. e. Sunday school vii
eot % Litits on Friday, August 10th, to hol,
thoir annual picnio
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4 LanoasssP OOunsina KILLED,
rom the ireanahur9 Pn0aa

1T0W Inc Green1burH PEoos.
Sheridan Bowers, . young man whose
home - In Lsncastsr county, met with On
eecadsut in tho yard at Derry, Tuesday
Night which will doubtless end his OF.
ssseneA He was sndesvoring to board .
@ovins train and falling beneath the
wheels vas crushed In tsrribls manner.
Ah iees were kround TO . jelly and he re.
oeavsd other very severe injuries, His re-
eoveey y cousidsrsd Impossible
Ine Altoona 1rsbSss staten that he died ON
wednesday ct p m. ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-12

Lsvi esossuig, the defendant in the su,,
beought by the prison Inspector. for the
Nalue q shoes made snd rspair.d during the
- four years. agxrega1ing over 500, fiIsd sn
00davte q desenss this afteruoou. II sets
1psth that 6eosouig does not owe the in
epeeems dollar, that he never contracted OF
enshnsised any Gus to contract for shoes iol
Ajs family.
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A Rash for MT. Grstns.

There has been great rush from this city
to Mt Gretna, during the past few dsyA
Yesterday the Pennsylvanis railroad sold
$50 tickets. This 10 tho big day OF the en-
campment and 45O tickets had been sold up
to 9 O'Clock. Fast Line was crowded with
Lancaster folks this afternoon. Gen Sheri
dan reviews the troops today.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-12

ADO0s SJooo PessoDs epeaa the Day at This
Daoos1f0l Foek-ThO Coosessa

ADoas Sy0oo Psesess spsaa the nay 1t Ih,s
Dasssasal fsrk-TAs Oessssss
= Tho excursioo 70 Psnryp, on Thursday,
under the auspices of the Degree Stan $3.50
clseica Of Aonterey Lodge, was the largest
q ~ seasoo from this city. Over two
tho0aand pessons were carried 70 tho park.
The day wae pleasantly spent mp to the time
- the seogn. During the day there were
roces and bali game The Pequea club, Of
0ordonvillA defeated the Monterey cluh
0ade mp Of amateurs, By score Of II to 3
1ho wheelbarrow race was won BY Harry
1ill, and he received - Q prize box OF
eiesrA VIM. L. Gable won the running rsce
and the prize wss an Odd Fellows' pin. The
bag race WA won By boy pamed Black.
Wis1aan 0ooosrs Illness.
William Sandsra, onS, OF the excursio4ists,
Eas undaE ~ MHuencs q liquor shd he
wSl0ered away from his compaai0n6 in the
afternoon and went aslssp He remained
away until laeo n The evening when his
ffisnds went IN search Of him. They found
him unconscious under trsa Dr.. Dunlap,
d Mannheim, who happened to be on the
grounds, examined tho young man and pro.
nounced him 70 be suffering from congestion
ol the brain. Sanders was brought 70 this
oity on the 0 O'Clock train and taken TO bis
home ON John street. To-day he 10 some
what improved, but u still In critical con.
diejon.
The committee Of arrangements did all In
thar power TO max . the excursion Q success
aad they were untiring in their efforts TO
promote the pleasure Of the excursionists
The railroad company, however, did not have
oass sufficient TO bring back the excursionists
end many were obliged 10 stand in the sisles
Of the cars.
No liquor was sold on the grounds. The
Nw young mon who were drunk went to
Lsbanon early In the day and came back
With whisky hasks IN their pockets, which
the management could not prevent
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C0nmitted r'or Trial

Mary Washington, who spends more time
In jail than out OF II, was heard by Alder.
man Barr ON Thursday evening. She was
charged with carrying concealed deadly
weapons and thrsstsning the life OF Clara
Zsll. In default OF bail Mary IVES committed
for trial st the quarter sessions court be.
ginning ON Monday.
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Arrested On . ssrsous Ohsrgs.

Mary Broome, vile OF Harry Broome, was
arrested ON serious charge on Thursday.
Inc principal complaint against her IL entic.
Ing girl only l3 years old into house OF
Ill fame, for Immoral purposss She 10 also
complained against for drunkenness and d In.
orderly conduct Being unable to furnish
ball she was committed for Q hearing.
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From the Philadelphia Sunday school Times.
A child's penetration 10 keener, and .
chiid's judgment 10 fairer, than most parents
Imagine. il is true that child's knowledge
u limited, and that therefore he can b easily
Iecs With which he u quite unacq quaintsd.
nu! when u comes 70 the disceruing OF spirit
snd cnar.ctsr, or 70 the testing of reasons Tor
or against given course Of sction, child y
leo likely 70 be deceived than q person
whose perceptions have been biuntsd throus d
misustng Parent. are continually bsing
judged BY their child rem, and thcss iudS.
ments are likely TO abide through iiSs. in
ordinary sooasl ne ne con % vsStionsl y, wsys may
such ways do not decisive God OF the chil.
dreu. There are tW0 PLACES whore parents
are measured at their true wosth--thS closs
and the nursery.
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1LOPDAs BHOp0nf BAUk,
4nsy Are Foand Near nardsboro, Bsrks County
~ The Omosss.

~ the OmosPs.
On the 9Th Of June william johnson, q
colored man, living neaI Quarry VILE, called
q Alderman Fordney and asked bis assist.
anoo TO help him nnd his wife. His belief
was that she had slopsd with one Ira Thomp.
son. The case was put In the hands OF on
ceGs Walsh and Pyle for Investigation, and
they learned that williams suspic
Ions were well founded. Thompson,
In addition to stealing Williams wife,
also stole his best Clothes aud tho latter
Tilsd him moro than the los OF bis wife.
Complaints for adultery were made against
Thompson and MIRA johnson, and for larceny
against Thompson. The guilty pair were
finally located near Birdsboro and the ofii o.
went 70 Berks county 70 arrest them. After
. drive Of several miles the officers found
the accused st tbo house of colored mar
named Robert Miller. They brought them
70 this city, and In default OF bail they wers
committed for hearing By Alderman Ford
ney.
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virginis rhoanss skipped.

The police have made diligent search for
Virginia Thomas, the colored damsel who
tried to brain her husband With brick be-
cause he requested her to get up and prepare
break fast, and have failed to ind her. The
information they have is that Virginia has
skipped from the jurisdiction Of this court.
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vssa 0a.b,t.g 10 us..r,.,y.

Alexander Engiish, George Horton and
1renk Edwards. sons Of respectable New
yosk people, we're arrested vhiIs rsns.ckin~ .
0eptain Ainot's cottage, at Asburv ParE.
1eu jersey, On "Wednesday. The prisoners
yeat - Asbusy park 70 spend the soosoD.
- vent 70 ne races and lost all their
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Presscasieas Wishdrswa.

The prosecution preferred BY g. A. Peter
men against Harry Efing. for jumping .
board bill, Wss withdraw before Alderman
4. r. Donnelly on TbuFsday The accused
pad the claim against him end costs OF the
suit
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-12

Three colored preachers, Rev. MessrA
Israel, George and Cal we'll, while riding In q
wagon in Atlanta Georgia were run over and
killed by West Point train . fourth, Rev.
Upshsv, was seriously wounded.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-12
shes Q Fast SaileP.

The yacht rscs for the cups offered by the
Boston Herald WAS sailed THURSDAY and the
Volunteer was again the winner.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-12

y Aegsy ohesA shasOe1 WiGh ~ lasosuy Of
.9 oenls topleneotR ~ psopsrty OF
~ yyosayb ees oesssAsa ed held Es Q
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